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Henry Newton '21

Managing Sports Editor

Yasmeen Saeed: A Winding Road to Leadership

Yasmeen Saeed: A Winding Road to Leadership

In the face of a devastating and painful injury, most individuals can think of nothing more than returning to normal, doing the things they did before and forgetting the trauma. That is not Yasmeen Saeed ’20. Rather than focusing solely on recovering, Saeed turned her injury into one of the

Yasmeen Saeed: A Winding Road to Leadership

Yasmeen Saeed: A Winding Road to Leadership

In the face of a devastating and painful injury, most individuals can think of nothing more than returning to normal, doing the things they did before and forgetting the trauma. That is not Yasmeen Saeed ’20. Rather than focusing solely on recovering, Saeed turned her injury into one of the

Coronavirus and Campus Vacancy Suspends Spring Sports Seasons

Coronavirus and Campus Vacancy Suspends Spring Sports Seasons

After Amherst cancelled on-campus classes and told students, with very few exceptions, that they were to leave the campus as soon as possible, one of the knock-on effects was the suspension and disruption of many of the school’s athletic teams’ spring schedules. The decision, while not unexpected given the

Coronavirus and Campus Vacancy Suspends Spring Sports Seasons

Coronavirus and Campus Vacancy Suspends Spring Sports Seasons

After Amherst cancelled on-campus classes and told students, with very few exceptions, that they were to leave the campus as soon as possible, one of the knock-on effects was the suspension and disruption of many of the school’s athletic teams’ spring schedules. The decision, while not unexpected given the

Baseball Ending Shortened Season on High Note with Power Surge

In what quickly became a truncated season due to the college’s closure as a result of fears over COVID-19 and the suspension of spring sports, the baseball team opened its season with a resounding 14-7 victory over conference opponent Bowdoin last Monday, March 9. Andrew Nagel ’21 received the

Baseball Ending Shortened Season on High Note with Power Surge

In what quickly became a truncated season due to the college’s closure as a result of fears over COVID-19 and the suspension of spring sports, the baseball team opened its season with a resounding 14-7 victory over conference opponent Bowdoin last Monday, March 9. Andrew Nagel ’21 received the

Sue Everden, Head Volleyball Coach, to Step Down After More Than 1,500 Games Coached

Sue Everden, Head Volleyball Coach, to Step Down After More Than 1,500 Games Coached

One of the most revered and recognized figures in Division III volleyball, Amherst College Head Coach Sue Everden, after more than 30 seasons and 700 volleyball wins, has decided to retire and begin a phased retirement. Everden will step down as head coach at the end of the 2019-2020 academic